2 February 1684
p. 297 Inventory of estate of John Howard 6 Dec. 1684 Value
4283 lbs. tobacco taken by Charles Blanchard, Benjamin Hatcher, John Woodson;
and sworn to in court by Philemon Childers, Adm'r Feb. 2 1684
P. 301 Philemon Childers appointed adm'r of estate of John
Howard
p. 479 Thomas Polly appointed adm'r of estate of late father
Samuel Polly. Philemon Childres, Sr., Nicholas Perkins, and Thomas Hilmes to
appraise estate.
Recorded 1 Aug. 1692
P. 143 Inventory of Herbert Powell taken 7 June 1690
Value 4095 lbs. tobacco
Taken by Philemon Childers, Robert Sharp, Rachell Powell,
Adm’r)
Recorded 1 Aug. 1690
p. 341 Inventory of Samuel Polly, value 3210 lbs. tobacco
Taken 26 Sept. 1692 by Court order of I Aug. 1692 by Abraham Childers, Philemon
Chilers, Nicholas Perkins. Presented in court by Thomas Polly, Adm'r (his son)
Recorded Oct. 1692
p. 342 Coroners Inquest, held at Col. Byrd's Quarter, called
Shaccos, into death of Thomas Lawson, by William Randolph, Coroner, Inquest
finds that canoe in which he was crossing the James River with William Drury
and Robin, a negro of Col. Byrd's, overturned and he was drowned.
p. 345 Inventory of Thomas Magnus, value 600 lbs. tobaacco.
Presented in court by Thomas Cocke, at whose house said
Magnus died.
Abra. Childres,
Jr. and Hester his wife, granted probated of will of John Cannon, dec'd. Feb.
1696
p. 710 Probated is granted George Cox of the will of his
father John Cox, Feb. 1 1696
Administration granted Mary Brown of the estate of her
husband Samuel Brown, Feb. 1696
Administration granted to Elizabeth Thompson on estate of her
husband Robert Thompson.
Probated granted James Cocke and Margaret Cocke on estate of
Thomas Cocke.
1 August 1698
p. 124 Probates
and Administrations since last report 1 Aug. 1698 Anne Childers granted probate
to Abraham Childers
p. 124 Probates and Administrations since last report 1 Aug.
1698 Anne Childers granted probate to Abraham Childers;
1 Aug. 1698 Hannah Newcome granted probated of dec'd husband
Richard Newcome;
1 Aug. 1698 Margaret Lyles granted administration of husband
James Lisles
1 Oct. 1698 Jane Pleasards (Pleasants) granted probate of
will of husband John Pleasants
Court 1707
p. 67 Account of probates and administrations returned at
General Acourt A.D. 1707
May 1, 1707 Administration of noncupative will of William
Lewis granted to Elizabeth Lewis, his refict.
Mr. John Pleasants and Francis Rowing, Security
June 2, 1707 Probate granted Sarah Mathews on will of her
husband Edward Mathews. John Pleasants & Phill. Childers, Sr. Security
July 1, 1707 Probate grantd Elizabeth Warriner on will of her
husband Daniel Warrlner. Samuel Gathwak & Wm. Ferris, Sec.
Sept. 1, 1707 Probate of will of Francis Flibot, granted to
Jane Ribot, his relict
6 January 1710
p. 49 Inventory of Sarah Mathews Value C 29/09/00
Appraised 6 Jan. 1710 by Phillemon Childers, Phillemon
Childers, Jr., Nich. Perkins & John Adkins
Presented in court by
Joseph Pleasants, Exec.
March 1710
p. 49 Inventory of
Sarah Mathews Value C 29/09/00
Appraised 6 Jan.
1710 by Phillemon Childers, Phillemon Childers, Jr., Nich. Perkins & John
Adkins
Presented in court
by Joseph Pleasants, Exec.
Recorded March Court 1710
P. 50 Inventory of Nicholas Perkins Appraised 8 Jan. 1710
Value C 14/15/00 taken by John Redford, Abraham Childers,
Robert West. Presented in court by Elizabeth Perkins, recorded March Court 1710
p. 117 Inventory of John Bottom Value C 29/9/0 & 2229 lbs
tobacco
Taken by Theodorick Carter, John Morton, John Webb, and
Robert Childers. Presented in court by John Bottom.
Court 1712
p. 130 Inventory of Thomas Webb 14 April 1712 Value E 15/02/6
Appraised by John Stewart, John Redford, Abraham Childres,
and William Parker. Presented in court by Elizabeth Webb, Adm’x and recorded 5
May 1712
Will presented in court by Sarah Perkins, and recorded 2 Feb.
1712
p. 211 Inventory of John Enroughty 7 Feb. 1712 Value E 9/15/1
by Abraham Childers, Phill Childers, Robert Sharp
Recorded 2 March 1712
Court 1713
P. 252 Inventory of John Atkins appraised 6 Feb. 1713 Value
9512 lbs; tobacco by Robert Sharp, William Hobson, Sr., Abra. Childers, Thomas
Childers Recorded 1 March 1713
p. 294 Will of Thomas Holmes of Henrico County, planter To
son Thomas, land and plantation I live on and livestock, and I he die, to my
daughters Sarah and Mary To daughters Sarah and Mary, each livestock All the
rest to wife Mary, and she is to be executrix. Dated 29 July 1714 Wit: Thomas
Childers, Ben Hatcher, John Goode Recorded 1 Nov. 1714
p. 79 Inventory of William
Hatcher late of Curls in Henrico County taken 24 April 1716, Value 91/7/3 by
James Cocke, William Hobson, Philemon Childers, Jr., Thomas Childers
Presented in Court by Sarah
Hatcher and recorded 7 May 1716
3 June 1717
p. 178 Inventory
of Philemon Childers Value f: 56107/00 by Henry Childers, William Frogmorton,
Thomas Childrey, and Edward Goode.
Presented in court by Thomas Childers and
recorded 3 June 1717
Court 2 May 1720
p. 25 Will of
Robert Sharp presented by Robert Sharp, his executor and prove by Abraham
Childers and Mary Childers, witnesses. The executor refused to take on burthen
of executorship aid assigns his right in personal estate of his father, decd,
to his mother Mary Sharp, and she Is granted administration; William Randolph,
security. Abraham Childers, Richard Rayborn, Benjamin Bullington and Edward
Enroughty to appraise estate
Court 4 July 1720
p. 34 Will of
Abraham Childers presented by Hester Childers, Executrix; proved by William
Frogmorton and Edward Enroughty, 2 witnesses; Mr. Richard Cocke, security
Court 1 August
1720
p. 43 Hester
Childers presents inventory of Abraham Childers
P. 76 Dorothy
Pledge presents the will of John Pledge, dec'd, which is proved by Hester
Childers and Joseph Pleasants (a Quaker). Dorothy refused to be executrix and
and was granted administration with John Radford and Joseph Pleasants,
security. Amos Lead, James Nowlin, Thomas Wadly and Roger Carol to appraise. On
petition of Dorothy Pledge, so much of her husband's will as applies to her Is
declared null and void.
p. 155 John Sutton
Farrar granted administration of estate of Temperance Farrar, dec'd; Edward
Stratton and William Cox, security. Richard Rayborn, William Parker, Robert
Burton and Abraham Childers to appraise estate.
Court 7 January
1722
p, 226 Will of
Sarah Perkins presented by Abraham Perkins, her executor and proved by Edward
Enroughty and Thomas Childers, a Quaker; Thomas Childers and Constant Perkins,
security.
Court 3 March 1723
P. 331 Anne Combs
granted administration of estate or her husband George Combs; Berjamin Hobson
and Mathew Hobson, Security, John Bullington, Abraham Childers, William Parker
and Thomas Farrar, Jr. to appraise estate
3 July 1727
Inventory of
William Childers,Value E 20 by Edward Goode, John Goode, Henry Childers
Presented in court by Elizabeth Maxey and recorded on July 3,1727
At a court held for Henrico County September
4, 1727.
This will was proved by the oath of Abraham
Childers and solomn affirmation of Edward Bennet a Quaker was thereupon
admitted to record.
Henry Wood (seal)
29 September 1727
p. 162 Inventory
of Henry Childers taken 29 Sept. - 1727 Value E 44/0/4 by Edward Goode, Thomas
Childers, and William Froamorton. Presented in court by Thomas
Recorded I Jan.
1727
p. 326 Inventory of Robert Childers by Joseph Wattson, Robert
Speir, and Martin Martin. Presented in court by Catherine Childers and recorded
Nov. 1731
p. 378 Inventory of Richard Rabone Value C 21/1/6 by John
Bedford, Jr., Abraham Childers, Richard Levins
Presented by George Raibone and recorded Dec. 1732
p. 394 Accounts of estate of Thomas Williams 1732
Presented by Joseph Mayo, Gent. Jan. 1732
Inventory of estate of Thomas Williams Dec. 26, 1732
26 December 1732
Presented by
Joseph Mayo, Gent. Jan. 1732
Inventory of
estate of Thomas Williams Dec. 26, 1732
Value rL 9/4/6
Appraised by Edmund Allen, Joseph Childers, Edward Clark. Presented in court by
Joseph Mayo, Gera. and recorded June 1733
June 1733
Value rL 9/4/6
Appraised by Edmund Allen, Joseph Childers, Edward Clark. Presented in court by
Joseph Mayo, Gera. and recorded June 1733
Court 1737
May 1737 Will presented by Elizabeth Matthews, and she
appointed administrator, and will recorded.
p. 637 Inventory of George Freeman Value total obliterated
Aug. 14,1737 by Abra. Childers, John Ellis, Will Ellis, Thomas Ellis. Presented
by Abraham Childers and recorded Sept. 1737
FEBRUARY COURT
1738
p. 67 Church
wardens of Henrico Parish bind out Thomas Childers, son of William Childers,
dec'd.
MARCH COURT 1738
P. 68 Remaining
parcel of inventory of George Freeman presented by Abraham Childers,
JANUARY COURT 1739
p. 94 Ursula
Fussell presented will of John Fussell, proved by oath of Thomas Childrey and
James Woodson, Richard Randolph, Esq. security. John Epson, Joseph Hopson,
James Woodfin, Thomas Childrey to appraise estate.
APRIL COURT 1741
p. 138 Joseph
Ligon granted administration of Milner Childers, dec'd, William Stratton,
security. Isaac Sharp, Henry Sharp, William Peirce, and George Rabon to
appraise
MAY COURT 1742
p. 181 Will of
Margret Childers presented by Benjamin Childers, executor, and proved.
p. 181 Will of
Edward Bennet presented by Richard Randolph, Gent., executor. Abraham Childers,
Henry Sharp, Edward Good, and James Sharp to appraise.
p. 117/171/1171?
Inventory of Edward Bennet May 4, 1742 taken by Abraham Childers, Edward Goode,
Henry Short. Presented by Richard Randolph, Gent.
SEPTEMBER COURT
1742
p. 192 Joseph
Ligon presents inventory of Milner Childers, dec'd
AUGUST COURT 1743
p. 227 Will of
Richard Sims proved by oath of Henry Childers and Richard Norcot, two of the
witnesses; then Perrin Alday and Richard Norcot the executors, refused
executorship. Administration was then granted Sarah Sims, with Perrin Alday and
Richard Norcot, security. William Ealom, Jeffrey Robertson, James Gates and
William Gates to appraise estate.
June Court 1758
William Hobson,
Samuel Hobson, Thomas Childrey and Joseph Hobson to appraise estate of Richard
Coward, dec'd.
p. 325 Sept. Court
1760 Charles Woodson, John Royster, Samuel Gathright, and Thomas Childrey to
lay off for Sarah Williams her dower lands of her late husband John Williams
Court 1762
Will of Joseph
Childers presented by Samuel Childers, executor. Proved by Miles Gathright, Jr.
and Anthony Matthews. Richard Williamson, Isham Allen, Thomas Amon, and Robert
Spears to appraise.
Court 1765
Will of Benjamin
Childrey presented by Thomas Childrey, Executor; John Redford and Daniel Stone,
Security
Court 1767
Will of Joseph
Hobson presented by Martha Gibson, the executrix; John Hobson and Thomas
Childrey, Sec.
[DATE UNKNOWN, BUT
BELIEVED TO BE AROUND THIS TIMEFRAME]
Deposition of John
James Woodfin that Benjamin Childers dec'd, did by will devise to Eliah
Childers, his youngest son, a tract of land containing 40 acres, and bounded by
Thomas Matthews, Charles Logan, William Taylor, and said Woodfin. Thomas
Matthews, a witness to said will certifies the same
At a Court held for Halifax County the 27th
day of October 1791. The within written Inventory and Appraisement of the
Estate of Abraham Childress was returned into Court and was ordered to be
Recorded.
Teste Geo Carrington C.E
Examined
Truly Recorded Teste Will Thompson DC
Source:
J. C. Sizernore, Clerk
Circuit Court of Halifax County
At a Court held for Charlotte County the 5th
day of January 1795
This inventory & appraisment of the
Estate of BENEDICT CHILDREY deceased was this day returned & ordered to be
recorded.
Teste THOMAS READ CC